Thomas R. Waring Remembered as South Carolina Editor and Thinker
Obituary notes Thomas R. Waring of Charleston who died March 8 at 85. A News and Courier veteran since 1917 and son of editor W. W. Ball, he shaped Southern journalism with strong stances on desegregation and civil rights while evolving views on race.
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Thomas R. Waring
Charleston Evening Post
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News and Courier
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University of the South, Sewanee
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South Carolina
Fidel Castro
Waines Waring
Tom Waring
Harper’s Magazine
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Strom Thurmond
Arthur Clement Jr
Arthur Wilcox
Aiken Standard
Aiken editor letters raise ethics claim on bond vote
Readers respond to reports about Councilman Anaclerio voting on the recreational bond issue. Irene Rudnick defends her ethics opinion and notes Robinson-Humphrey did not bid, while urging caution in reporting errors. Separate column laments roadkill in Aiken County and calls for slower driving and respect for grave markers.
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Aiken
Mike Anaclerio
Robinson-Humphrey
Anaclerio
Ethics Commission
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor to be published. Writers must sign letters and include a mailing address. Hand delivery or mailing to The Editor at Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 is encouraged.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
Aiken, S.C
Too Much At Stake On Health Care
The article argues that government decision making cannot be fully open and notes Clinton health care reform will face political hurdles. It discusses public forums, the need for basic coverage for all Americans, portability of coverage, and reducing insurance costs, while warning of expected further proposals later in the year.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
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Health care reform debate fronts Hillary Clinton task force
The piece analyzes a proposed health care reform plan favoring some private insurer role and government financing. It notes Hillary Clinton’s leadership role on the task force despite mixed public support and questions about meeting openness, with high stakes for providers, the industry, the administration, and uninsured Americans.
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Hillary Clinton
Clinton
Teach Kids To Care Instead Of Kill Editorial
Myrne Roe, editorial writer for the Wichita Eagle, argues for teaching compassion over violence. She notes rising gun violence and its impact on children, urging schools families and communities to model tolerance and hope rather than brutality.
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Wichita
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Eagle
Halt Rewards for Breaking Our Laws in 15 Months
Rep Gallegly argues that illegal immigration costs billions in direct services and crime. He urges policy changes including stricter border control, mandatory residency registration, welfare denial for illegal aliens, and deportation of noncooperative locals, to align U S policy with other nations.
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